Town & Country has been a solid, committed, invested part of the Milwood and Edison neighborhoods…read moresince my childhood -- 50+ years. My hat is off to them for NOT pulling out of a working-class neighborhood. They provide an essential business for an area where many people must walk or take a bus to the store. They also physically maintain the store's interior and exterior, including a parking lot smooth as butter. I wish them continued success for many years to come.

The people who work her are great and give super customer service. Because it's small in area…read moresquares feet they need to expand a bit and get more products. They need to repay their parking lot. The diner on the property needs to be included in the repaving. This could become a really wonderful market that meets all kinds of people's needs.

So Harding's is a small time version of the Meijer and Walmart of the world and by the looks of…read morethis one; they are not keeping up. The store is a bit old and tattered but they still try to stay ahead of the pack...it isn't working. The only reason folks still go here is a matter of convenience and for weekly sales, otherwise they likely would be boarded up.

I really like this supermarket close to downtown Kalamazoo…read more I also THANK the owners for keeping a grocery store in a central city area. Too many cities and towns across the nation have suffered loss of their central grocers, with none to replace them *nearby*. (A WalMart on the far outskirts of town does not count.) Bravo and kudos to these folks. The store is spiffy clean. It's well-stocked and organized. Also, special displays don't block aisles (and customers) to shout "Look at me! Buy me!" as now happens in too many grocery stores. Hate all that clutter: Makes it harder for people to get past one another in aisles. Stores that do that are using grocer- (instead of customer-) centered marketing. Most workers efficient and helpful, though there can be a little longer wait at the service desk than at other grocers. That's partly because more customers need the special services offered there (e.g. check cashing). All groceries I bought there have been fine, although I have avoided the fresh meat because other people have said to avoid it. But pre-packaged processed meat there (like hot dogs, bacon) have always been fine. Dairy too.

If you're in Kalamazoo, try this place out. The service was quick and the food was amazing.read more

We are certainly trying to limit our grocery store visits and maintain as much social distancing as…read morepossible. But we were out of a couple of essentials and thought we would see if we could find them here on our way back from our hike at Asylum Lake on Sunday. It seemed like everything was pretty well stocked other than flour and yeast (they had a couple bags of flour but no yeast as far as I could see him), but they did have plenty of some staples other stores have been out of lately including bagged onions and potatoes. And they have are coveted Bell's Oberon, which was released a few days early this year since our Kalamazoo holiday of Oberon Day won't be able to be celebrated as socially as usual. What really impressed me was how incredibly dedicated the staff was to keeping things immaculately clean. During our 15 minutes in the store, I saw several people cleaning services and handles within the store itself, and all the baggers and cashiers methodically cleaning the conveyor belts, bagging area, and credit card machine. Thank you so much to the incredible staff here for your diligence during this scary time.

The man who seems to be in charge of the store is frequently rude. But I figured out why: he…read morecomes from an aristocratic background. High quality folks. You often encounter this type of individual in smaller cities. Circumstances forced this young lord to bag groceries to support his ma and pa but he clawed his way to the top of the pocket supermarket business and now he finds it hard to be polite to the common types who come in the store. Understandably. Except for him, the staff is very cool and the store is good . Just watch the sky-high prices and the expiration dates

I stopped by here Oct 10, 24 and was shocked to see a closed sign on the door. Anyone know what is…read moregoing on with this excellent business? They used to butcher deer by the thousands.

Excellent service, the best Tri tip we've ever cooked on the campfire barbecue! Developed a nice…read morecaramel crust, so good! The only downside to it was, nothing leftover. Not a scrape. Problem solved yesterday, went and bought this big boy.

This is the greatest quick stop near us. They carry almost everything we need last minute or if we…read morerun out of something. While it's a little pricey to make our normal 'grocery' stop, it's always a first choice to run for something, like ice cream, lol. Super friendly staff there...

Love the store. Reminds me of a store when I was little. Has everything. Love that I can buy just…read moreone or two pieces of meat. Vegetables are fresh and again your not buying large amounts.

EXCELLENT, fresh tacos today. I had steak and my husband had shrimp. fantastic pricing as well…read more Can't wait to rerun to try more of their menu. I grew up in Houston, Texas and this is exactly what I remember - authentic Mexican food. Wonderful store attached as well.

It was an amazing place. The costumer service was fantastic. The food and options there was…read morephenomenal. Whatever you do to this place keep it because it is great. Don't get me started with the ambience because this is perfect.

Love this Hometown grocery store! This is a family owned…read moreand run store by people who were born and raised in Union City. Jacks is a great place for a great selection of meat (where you can actually talk to the people who are cutting it). I love the ability to pick up fresh produce locally without driving 20 minutes to another town. (They also carry vegetables grown by local growers). Jack's stocks the Union City Rotary's maple syrup and they offer a selection of food, toiletries, paper products and pets products that many small town grocery stores do not. Fruit, veggie, and meat trays are available with advance notice. One can order cakes, cupcakes, and cookies made by the AMAZING Karen, who's creations can't be beat! Carry out service is available.

If I could give 0 stars, I would. The wife has a nasty attitude and they have more than double…read moretheir prices, charge for swipping your card. New owners have ruined an already overpriced family grocery. Bring Dennis back!!